Charities In Worcestershire

Providing grants to cancer patients for special equipment or facilities, hospital visiting costs, additional domestic costs etc. Patients must be referred by medical professionals, hospice senior staff or social workers etc.

A village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the parish of Kemerton and the neighbourhood ("the area of benefit") without distinction of sex or of political religious or other opinions, and in particular for use for meetings lectures and classes and for other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants.

Provides a meeting place for a variety of local groups, clubs and classes. Also available for hire to the local community for different events.

The public performance of orchestral music

Provides a counselling service using solution focused brief therapy method. Trains other professionals in brief solution focused methods.

To provide additional learning resources to enhance the education of the children at Lickey End First School

Community LunchesCommunity HubCommunity gardenSeed, plant & produce swapSustainable fashion showLocal events

Chaddesley Corbett Village Hall offers services to residents of the Parish of Chaddesley Corbett and surrounding areas. Clients pay a modest fee for use of a first class meeting venue, with 4 separate rooms available for meetings, keep fit, pilates, slimming, training, amateur dramatics, playschool, guides, WI meetings, Gardening Club, and many others.

We support Fort Royal Community Primary School, a generic special school for children with a range of learning, physical, social and emotional needs aged 2-11.

We are a small family trust usually meeting in April/October. We only accept postal applications: please do not phone. Do include s.a.e. for response if unsuccessful . We generally give grants to charitable projects within 40 miles of Brailes, S.E.Warwickshire, including church repairs, hospital and hospice projects, village appeals, and "character forming" activities for young people.

The PTA raise money for the school. We hold a programme of regular fund raising activities in order to purchase musical, sporting and learning items for the children

Education in all its forms of eligible members principally via special interest groups, regular general meetings and educational visits.

Educational activities associated with the Kidderminster Railway Museum and the Highley Engine House. Fund raising for the overhaul of the steam loco Manning, Wardle 2047 of 1926 known as Warwickshire.

A) to promote for the benefit of the public the preservation and operation of steam locomotives of historic interest.B) To educate the public about steam locomotives of rolling stock of historic interest and the contributions made by them to the industrial life of this country

We run a community garden and allotments. We rent allotment plots to local tenants and maintain a community garden for use by the public, including running events to fund ongoing maintenance.

The society provides accommodation and resources to enable members to receive professional tuition in the art of choral singing and study an expanding repertoire of choral music. Following such studies the society promotes and subsidises concerts employing professional soloists and orchestral players enabling local audiences to attend quality performances at affordable ticket prices. These activit

Our mission is to provide all children and young people the opportunity to access school uniform and reduce clothing waste by working in partnership with the entire community

The charity holds an annual competition for young musicians up to the age of 25 playing any instrument. About 50 entries are accepted, and prize money totalling ?11,000 will be awarded to the four finalists in 2015. Three distinguished musicians act as adjudicators. The competition is hosted by Bromsgrove School, but the Competition is entirely independent of the School.

Provides respite to families and friends by providing day care for adults on Monday and Thursday between 10am and 3pm. Coffee, Tea, Biscuits plus a hot meal are provided for up to 20 people per day. The Day Centre provides this service for 21 local villages. The funds are built up from Donations from the Parish Councils, Fundraising and Individuals.

Relief of persons resident in the area who in conditions of need, hardship or distress by making grants of money or providing or paying for items, services or facilities calculated to reduce need etc. In addition 50% of the net income is paid to the Trustees of The Ripple Ecclesiastical Charity (1059002) for the repair of the St Mary's Church, Ripple.

raising money for the children of the school

Concerts of classical and contemporary music with orchestra or a cappella

Community based woodworking workshop predominantly for men over 18 years of age within the Worcester area. We are based in the Crypt of St. Clement's Church, Worcester WR2 5NZ. It is a place where members can socialise, meet like minded people whilst getting involved in the activities on offer such as woodworking and upcycling and community projects. We also run a female community shed section

To promote social inclusion by (1) preventing people from becoming socially excluded, (2) relieving the needs of socially excluded people and assisting them to integrate into society and (3) preserving protecting the health of socially excluded patients of Cleobury Mortimer Medical Practice (through providing resources not normally provided by the statutory authorities).

Provides Village Hall facilities for meetings/social/sports/education events for local/neigbouring people